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Religion & TeologiReligion in Praxis Conversations Series | Liah Greenfeld pt 3In this episode of the Conversations Series, a final discussion takes place with the renowned award-winning sociologist Professor Liah Greenfeld. With a host Tornike Metreveli, Liah Greenfeld discusses key arguments from Greenfeld's book, "The Spirit of Capitalism." Greenfeld delves into a central question once explored by Max Weber: What truly drives sustained economic growth? Tracing the economic consciousness across nations such as England, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Japan, and the United States, Greenfeld presents a compelling case that the force behind growth-centric economies is not mere rational economic action, but the profound influence of nationalism. This insatiable quest for na...2023-08-3146 min

Religion & TeologiReligion in Praxis Conversations Series | Liah Greenfeld pt 2This is the twenty-second episode of the Conversations Series, and in this second episode in the ongoing triology of conversations with the renowned award-winning sociologist Professor Liah Greenfeld, Greenfeld unravels the dark side of the American dream. We dare to question if the very essence of the ambition-driven culture, built on limitless self-fulfillment, could actually be causing a wave of mental distress. Tornike Metreveli’s second episode with the esteemed scholar in modernity and nationalism, Liah Greenfeld, provokes a compelling hypothesis. Professor Greenfeld suggests a link between the egalitarian society we cherish and the escalating rates of mental illness. By...2023-07-3139 min

Religion & TeologiReligion in Praxis Conversations Series | Liah GreenfeldThis is the twentieth episode of the Conversations Series, and in this episode a triology of conversations with the renowned award-winning sociologist Professor Liah Greenfeld is introduced, where we apply theories on nationalism and modernity to the Russion invasion of Ukraine. First, we probe Russia's national identity and consciousness, seeking to understand how its historical and cultural roots may shape its ambition to 'reclaim' territories perceived as inherently Russian. This analysis sets the stage for understanding the invasion within the 'Greater Russia' narrative. Next, we explore the influence of modernity on Russia's geopolitical power dynamics, vie...2023-06-2751 min

The Ad Fontes PodcastAn Institute You Can't DisparageThis week, Alastair Roberts joins the crew to discuss his and Onsi's chapter on sex, marriage, and divorce in "Protestant Social Teaching: An Introduction", the Davenant Press's upcoming publication (due 10/13/22). The guys talk about how Augustine set the scene for Reformation debates on these topics, what Luther thought about marriage, Protestant views on divorce, and how Rome and the Protestants have influenced once another on this topic.NOTE: most books below are linked via Bookshop.org. Any purchases you make via these links give The Davenant Institute a 10% commission, and support local bookshops against chainstores...2022-10-121h 05

Filosofiska rummetPolitiska rummet: Om nationalismenSvenska flaggor är tillbaka i svensk politik och det talas om ett uppsving för nationalismen. Vad är det för slags nationalism och hur syns den i svensk politik? Programmet sändes första gången den 5 juni 2022. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Vi lever i en tid när globalisering, migration och krig utmanar nationsgränserna. De politiska ideologierna ger olika svar på vad som förenar en nation, vem som får vara med och hur nationen ska förhålla sig till andra stater. Kan vi prata om EN nationalism...2022-06-0344 min

Well That Aged WellEpisode 68: The History Of Nationalism. With Liah GreenfeldIn this episode we take a look at the history of Nationalism. Where did Nationalism come from? Is it as bad as we think it is today? And is it just missunderstood? And what excactly is Nationalism? Find out this week on "Well That Aged Well". With "Erlend Hedegart". Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/well-that-aged-well. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-02-171h 06

Köşedeki KitapçıKöşedeki Kitapçı'da bugünAdnan Bostancıoğlu'nun bugün tanıttığı kitaplar: Adolfo Bioy Casares - Morel’in Buluşu Liah Greenfeld - Milliyetçilik / Bir Kısa Tarih George Orwell – 1984 / Grafik roman versiyonu Zekeriya Kurşun - Nasuhzade Ali Paşa ve Rum İsyanı 2021-11-0105 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 30-32Mattia and Bob (a friend of Mattia’s from his circus days) help Rémi escape from prison. With the help of Bob's brother, a sailor, Rémi and Mattia return to France to search for Mrs. Milligan, in order to warn her about her brother-in-law. They find out that Lise's uncle has died, and that a kind English lady—which they assume is Mrs. Milligan—took her on her boat. In Vevey, Switzerland, they find Mrs. Milligan, Arthur, and Lise, whose voice has returned to her. Mrs. Milligan sends for mother Barberin who brings with her Rémi's baby clot...2020-06-0944 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 28-29Mattia overhears a conversation between the Driscolls and James Milligan, Arthur's uncle, who hopes Arthur will die soon so he will inherit the fortune of his late brother. Rémi is accused of a robbery committed by the Driscolls and put in prison.2020-06-0923 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 26-27Rémi is bitterly disappointed with the Driscolls. They turn out to be a band of thieves and use Capi to help them in their criminal work. 2020-06-0846 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 24-25Performing successfully, Rémi and Mattia manage to save 240 francs towards buying a cow for mother Barberin. In Ussel, a vet helps them buy a beautiful cow. Frightened by Mattia’s cornet playing, the cow runs away and is caught by people in the next town, who accuse the boys of stealing it. The boys and Capi spend the night in jail, but after the vet testifies on their behalf, continue their journey and Rémi and mother Barberin are reunited. She tells Rémi that Jerome is in Paris looking for him because his real parents are trying to fi...2020-06-081h 00

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 22-23The mine is flooded by the river which flows overhead and seven miners, including Gaspard and Rémi, find shelter, but are trapped. For days they wait to be rescued, hungry and depressed. Finally, they are saved, and Rémi, Mattia, and Capi leave again. Their performances bring good money and they plan to visit Mother Barberin and buy her a present: a cow. Rémi wants Mattia to learn music and they visit a music teacher (and a barber) who is impressed by Mattia's talent. But when he tries to convince Mattia to stay with him and learn mus...2020-06-0846 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 20-21In the first chapters of Part Two, Rémi finds Mattia on the streets of Paris, starving. Garofoli is in prison for beating another boy to death. Mattia convinces Rémi to take him into his “troupe” (consisting of Capi) and turns out to be a gifted violinist and performer on other musical instruments. Performing on the way, they travel to Alexis, who now lives with his Uncle Gaspard in Varses and works in the mine with his uncle. When Alexis is wounded and unable to work for a while, Rémi volunteers to replace him.2020-06-0843 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 18-19When Rémi wakes up, he learns that Vitalis had frozen to death. He himself remains alive only because Capi shared his warmth with him. He finds himself in the house of Pierre Acquin, a florist, and his family: two boys, Alexis and Benjamin, and two girls, Étienette and Lise, who is mute. The family takes Rémi and Capi in and they live there happily for two years. Then a hailstorm ruins the glass in the greenhouse, and Acquin is in debt to the man he borrowed from to establish his business. He cannot pay and has to ent...2020-06-0848 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 16-17In Paris, Vitalis decides to lease Rémi to a "padrone" for the winter, while he trains new animals with the proceeds. Garofoli, the "padrone," keeps a group of boys, sold by their poverty-stricken parents, working for him. Rémi meets an ill-looking boy, Mattia, who keeps house because he is no longer capable of working outside. Garofoli beats and starves the boys who do not bring home enough money. When Vitalis finds out that the boys are being flogged, he takes Rémi away. That night, hungry and unable to find a place to stay, Vitalis and Rémi c...2020-06-0846 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 14-15To pay the hotel bill and raise more money to take care of Pretty-Heart, Rémi, Vitalis, and Capi must give a performance. Pretty-Heart begs them to be allowed to participate, but they leave him alone in the warm room under covers. During the performance, Rémi hears Vitalis sing opera arias for the first time. A young rich lady tells Vitalis that he has a wonderful voice and he evasively says something about using to be a singer's servant. She throws a gold coin into Capi’s cap, which should be enough for Pretty-Heart’s medicine and other expens...2020-06-0739 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapter 13Winter catches up with Rémi and Vitalis on the way to Paris, and in a snowstorm, Zerbino and Dulcie are attacked by wolves in the woods, and Pretty-Heart catches pneumonia.2020-06-0739 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 11-12Rémi enjoys sleeping in a nice bed, eating good food, but most of all, the affection of Mrs. Milligan and Arthur. He learns that Mrs. Milligan had an older child who was kidnaped when he was six months old and never found. Soon after the husband's death, Arthur was born. Mrs. Milligan and Arthur want Rémi to stay with them but when Vitalis is released from jail, he takes Rémi from them, believing that hard life on the road would form the boy’s character and be better for him than the position of Arthur’s playmat...2020-06-0734 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapter 10Alone, Rémi now needs to take care of himself and his four companions. They perform, earn little, and nearly starve. Rémi encounters a foreign lady who owns a small river boat. She hears him play and sing and suggests that he will join her and her sick son, Arthur.2020-06-0646 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 7-8-9Vitalis teaches Rémi the alphabet and how to read music. They travel from village to village, living by giving musical and stage performances. When they reach the winter resort of Pau, they stay there the whole winter, performing for the children of the rich, mostly American and English, vacationing there. Come Spring, they move to the city of Toulouse, where a policeman insists that the dogs must be muzzled, knocks Rémi to the ground, and arrests Vitalis who defends the boy. Vitalis is sentenced to two months in jail.2020-06-0645 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 5-6Rémi and Vitalis spend their first night together in a barn, sheltering from a rain storm after being refused lodgings by farmers along their way. Rémi cries with longing to mother Barberin, but finds some solace in Capi who lies down beside him, licking his hand. Vitalis is a kind man and an experienced traveling artist. When they reach the next town, Ussel, he buys Rémi new shoes so he will not get tired walking in his uncomfortable clogs. And he dresses Rémi in nice second-hand clothes and a hat, making him look like an Ital...2020-06-0533 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Chapters 3-4Barberin meets a travelling artist, Signor Vitalis, who travels with three dogs—Capi, Zerbino and Dulcie—and a monkey, Pretty-Heart. Vitalis offers to pay Barberin and take Rémi on as an apprentice. Rémi is taken by Vitalis from his childhood home, without even a chance to say goodbye to his foster mother (who would have done anything to prevent the transaction) and starts traveling around France. 2020-06-0442 min

Cherryleaf Library for Children PodcastWithout Family: Preface and Chapters 1-2Welcome to the first season of Cherryleaf Library for Children. Hector Malot’s Without Family (translated as Nobody's Child) is one of the best children’s books ever written, especially for ages 8 to 12. It is a story of five years in the life of Rémi, a foundling in late 19th century France, a complex, gripping story, that keeps children emotionally engaged chapter after chapter. Jerome Barberin, a mason working in Paris found there an abandoned baby and brought him to his village, Chavanon, where he was raised by his wife, “mother Barberin.” The story, told by Rémi, starts whe...2020-06-0340 min

迟早更新Episode 117: 轻微程度的重复说明标题语出艾瑞克·霍布斯鲍姆（Eric Hobsbawm）的《霍布斯鲍姆看 21 世纪》（Globalisation, Democracy and Terrorism）的自序结尾：「此外，轻微程度的重复说明，也是笔者终身未能戒除的好为人师的习惯之一，期望借由不断阐释而发挥说服的功能。希望我不致太过啰嗦才好。」 Show Notes: 田边市熊野旅游局网站李仁港导演、吴京主演的导演《攀登者》刘伟强导演的电影《中国机长》陈凯歌、张一白、管虎、薛晓路、徐峥、宁浩和文牧野联合创作的电影《我和我的祖国》吴京导演的电影《战狼 2》郭帆导演的电影《流浪地球》坦克的文章《70 周年国庆档，70 亿？》 Geoff Boucher 的文章《James Cameron’s Reaction To ‘Avatar’ Losing Box Office Crown: Relief》许纪霖的文章《另一种理想主义价值、意义、信仰》鲁迅的文章《娜拉出走以后怎样》尤瓦尔·赫拉利的书《未来简史》汉娜·阿伦特的书《人的境况》（The Human Condition）费孝通的书《乡土中国》丹尼尔·希罗和克拉克·麦考利的书《为什么不杀光？》费利佩·雷斯特雷波·庞博的文章《〈百年孤独〉：拉丁美洲人身份认同的伟大寓言》爱德华·斯诺登上的那期《The Daily Show》加藤周一的书《日本人的皮囊》司马迁的《史记·卷一二九》「货殖列传」寺山修司的书《扔掉书本上街去》 Forsman & Bodenfors 为 SK-II 做的营销企划《她最后去了相亲角》丁玲的文章《三八节有感》关于「三八节烧横幅事件」的豆瓣转帖吴伟的文章《70 年代末中国的思想启蒙运动》鲁迅的文章《二十四孝图》史岚的文章《我的哥哥史铁生》陈思谕的文章《正念冥想成了一门数十亿美元的生意，它因剥离宗教而流行，却成了一种宗教式的信仰》曲卫国在 2019 复旦大学毕业典礼上的发言李耀南的文章《庄子的「无用」与「逍遥」》 Liah Greenfeld 的书《Nationalism: Five Roads to Modernity》商业圆桌会议发布的「公司目标宣言」（Statement on the Purpose of a Corporation） Greta Thunberg 的维基百科页面余英时的演讲文本《文化认同与中国史学：从钱穆先生的〈国史大纲〉引论说起》主播：任宁「迟早更新」是一档探讨科技、商 2019-09-2938 min

The Brookings CafeteriaWhere does nationalism come from?Liah Greenfeld, professor of sociology, political science, and anthropology at Boston University, talks with Brookings Institution Press Director Bill Finan about her new book, "." She explains her broad definition of nationalism, Shakespeare's role in shaping the language of democracy and modernity, and how modern notions of "white nationalism" may not be nationalism at all. Also on the program, Senior Fellow looks at why the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates and allow inflation to rise. Subscribe to Brookings podcasts or on , send feedback email to , and follow us and tweet us at on Twitter. The Brookings Cafeteria is part of the .2019-06-2130 min

Save Time, Save Money, Make Money with ElectronicEpisode 109 Liah GreenfeldPolitical science professor Liah Greenfield joins me to discuss some of the underlying issues in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's press conference with Vladimir Putin 2018-07-2545 min